三井住友银行（中国）秦勇：中国崛起需平衡大国关系与长期投资吸引力

Group 1 - The roundtable discussion at Fudan University focused on "Economic and Trade Games, Technological Leapfrogging, and Current International Financial Situation," aiming to provide academic insights for China's capital market in response to international changes [1] - The chief economist of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (China), Qin Yong, analyzed the complex relationships China faces due to the US-China trade war, highlighting the pressure on China's economy and the deteriorating PMI data in July, indicating manufacturing stress [1][2] - Qin emphasized that the US-China relationship is not just about trade deficits but involves major power dynamics, suggesting that China should manage its relations with neighboring countries and the US more effectively while addressing domestic demand issues [1] Group 2 - In response to the US-China trade war, China has implemented strong fiscal policies this year, achieving higher growth in the first half despite tariff pressures, although structural performance remains poor with weakened exports and investment [2] - The US has increased tariffs on China by 20% since the beginning of the year, leading to a retaliatory cycle, with the overall tariff rate reaching 43%, significantly impacting the manufacturing and export sectors [2] - The fluctuation in PMI data indicates that the impact of exports to the US on net exports and overall economic performance is substantial, raising questions about the necessity of reaching an agreement with the US [2]